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Having a layer model it is convenient possible to make cross sections through any part of the model. In order to quickly create cross sections and perform other calculations we need to have layer model in workspace
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Create a fence of cross sections.- Highlight
Right click your layer model folder and read the command Information about the layer model.Activate and run the command Initialize the layer model into Workspace. The layer model grids are read into workspace for fast retrieval. | Info |
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| When the layer model grids are in workspace it is quick to perform cross sections and other calculation. - If a another layer model shall be studied just activate Initialize the layer model into Workspace on the new layer model.
- Cross sections will be performed on the layer models grids in workspace.
- Create a new Generic folder and give it the name Cross sections and set the schema to Cross sections. Cross section commands will now be visible available on this folder.
- Do on Right click the cross Cross section folder and select Perform cross sections >Display fence type cross section. It will display and save the fence data is saved in the cross section folder.Erase the screen and open the cross section folder perform on the fence data as crossdata_fence in the Cross section folder.
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 Image Added icon - Right click crossdata_fenceIn your Cross section folder and run the commandVertical redisplay from cross section data.
Right click your Cross section folder and run the command Legend for cross section.
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Cross section fence display
It is possible to create a single cross section, using cursor positions. By using one cursor position it is possible to create a cross section in X or Y direction and by using two cursor positions it is possible to create a cross section in any direction.
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Cursor positions are digitized point used as input points for different commands |
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Create a single cross section- Clear your screen by clicking the Image Added icon
- Right click the Cross section folder and select Perform cross sections >Display fence type cross section. It will display and save the fence data as crossdata_fence in the Cross section folder.
- Clear your screen by clicking the Image Added icon
- Right click crossdata_fenceIn your Cross section folder and run the commandVertical redisplay from cross section data.
- Activate on the cross
Right click your Cross section folder and run the command Legend for cross section.Try the other
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Other cross section commands
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- When doing cross sections it is smart to have the bottom layer displayed.
- Place a cursor position on the bottom layer using key letter y when in 3D mode, or just click when in 2D mode.
- Cross section between two cursor points: Set two cursor marks. Geocap remember them even if only the latest is shown.
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Cross section study of the time layer model
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